A Malignant Tumour Is Different from a Benign Tumour in That

question 62

Multiple Choice

A malignant tumour is different from a benign tumour in that a malignant tumour is

• A) enclosed in a membrane.
• B) less of a threat to the patient.
• C) dangerous only if its physical presence interferes with bodily functions.
• D) capable of invading surrounding structures.

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Referendum

A direct vote by the electorate on a specific proposal or issue, bypassing the legislative body.

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